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Tiny Cottage Therapy’s Blog
A Holistic Mental Health Resource for Anxiety, Burnout & Cultural Identity
I’m Caitlin Blair, LCSW and holistic psychotherapist based in California. I love helping people find more balance in their lives by building awareness & building practical habits to support their whole selves.
Bridging Tradition & Modern Science: A conversation with a Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor & Acupuncturist
Today, I’m interviewing Dr. Deborah Ma (aka Dr. Deb) of Puzzle Acupuncture in San Francisco. Dr. Deb is a Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and a licensed acupuncturist with over 17 years of clinical experience. Her journey in medicine began at the Beijing University of Chinese Medicine—the world’s top TCM university—where she earned both a medical degree and PhD. She spent a decade working at Beijing United Family Hospital, China’s premier private hospital, where she collaborated daily with OB/GYNs, neurologists, and pediatricians.
How Can Caregivers Navigate the Holidays with More Ease & Balance
Welcome Back to My Holistic Healing Interview Series
Today I’m interviewing Chloe France, MSW, who is a social worker specializing in working with folks with dementia and their caregivers. We wanted to talk today about the upcoming holidays and why caregivers may need and benefit from some specialized support.
Bridging Mind and Body: Insights from a Naturopathic Doctor
In this first installment of Tiny Cottage Therapy’s new Holistic Healing Interview Series:
Discover how naturopathic medicine supports mental health by addressing the body’s root causes. We speak with Dr. Kirstin Uncur, ND, a naturopathic doctor specializing in mental health, hormone balance, and chronic fatigue. Dr. Uncur shares how understanding the body’s communication—through digestion, inflammation, and nutrient balance—can transform emotional wellbeing.
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